Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

Chasing down a miss. Want to avoid a shock

Collapse
X
 
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

  • #16
    Originally posted by firecaptain13
    I've used my inductive timing light. Hook it up to each plug wire as close to the plug as possible, then pull the trigger on the light. Shine the light on a dark surface and see how regular it is. If there is spark, it will set off the light. If it is a good regular spark, the light will reflect that. Plus, timing lights come in handy for setting the timing
    I dig this, and this is a good way to really "see" the condition of the wires, correct? A bad wire will look different, weak. A fouled plug the same?
    Ernzo
    84 GW 'Louise' Bone Stock.
    Runs like a Champ.
    First Place Winner Ouray 2002 'Lowest Jeep'

    'Homer" 1949 Dodge Wayfarer Roadster

    (Both named after my Great Grandmother, Louise Homer)

    1978 Dodge B300 w/Chrysler 360 - 727


    Denver, Colorado

    Comment

    Working...
    X
    😀
    🥰
    🤢
    😎
    😡
    👍
    👎